The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28

! Day; No. . red, oash, sssle; May, Sss.c
June, S5xc; July, sS1s9sSt4c, closing al
SHe; August s2ssSsS'<c, closing At S17sc
cSP PS Gas. ss:s. &c. 'SS ays Sc: at june i.
81sc;i July, S7ss,; Oats quiet but hrm ;
cash. 90; May, 27e; June, 2714c; July,
Sc, August, 94s4c.. Rye neglected. 56aSie''
ssITIsynS %a ss Hay dull weak and
Bran irregular, Zoe. oornmes al brisk at s. is.
Receipts-Rlour, 5000 brls; wheat, "A ,OC0 bu /:
corn, 2l,0O0 bu; oats, l9, 0OO 6u; rye 1000 bu /;
barley, me-, Shipments-Flour, 700 brls /;
OOO bu; rye, not e; barley, none.
AterRoon BOdrd-Whest lower; July, sg7s
esq.,; August S2sk9S21sc; Sept. mber, So
@SSJsc Corn dull and easy. ia duh.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, May 27.-wheat
weaker; No. z red cash, 7959c bid, '7S.c
7tc asked. Corn steady; No. 2, cash, s2i{c
hid, S29sc asked: July, S1ac. 0ats-No. 2,
cash, &c bid, 1870 asked.
LIVERPOOL. May T.-wheat firm, de-
mand fair; holders offer ~ ringly: receipts
"a three days Al geo cenial', INCLUDING
fair; receipt, American corn for past three
days were Sl,sO0 centals.
NEW YORK, May 27,-Flour receipts, 49,
$50 pkgs; exports, 57ll br s, II, $50 SKIS; salss,
1850 brls. Wheat receipts, 20, 100 bu; ex-
ports; SO9, l2} bu; sales, $50, 600 Blu futures
Nbu @~lesNVu Ou hlolhs NOEu IeCelnts,
lu; exports, IS 1886 tu; sales, 7Oi 200 bu
futures and l76. 900 bu spots. Oats firm. re-
ceipts, 1900 bu; exports, 2l37 bu; sales,
10000 Blu futures ana ll2 coo bu spots.
CHICAGO. I'LL May 25.-AlthOugh for
eign grain mari ets were higher this morning
yet prices I both wheat and corn were
shade easier at the start. June wheat
opened atSS5sc and immediately sold down
to 20. July open d a. $3.50 and sold down
~ S5I2c. AS the session advlr reed the trad
ing In wheat became lighter ana lighter, and
around noon business ia the pit was a most at
standstill. ORDERS from outside lrties con
tinue to come in between local traders. The
clique were hardly to bo seen in the market
anu their poiry at present appears to be to
Jet the market take ca-e o. itsoI'. June held
the session, and July was steady around S5,S
@e62sc TO S654c. During the afternoon ses-
sion June sold of " $50, the closing price.
July closed at S 9@'63s'. Corn wa, quiet
WITH rather weak tendency during the first
hour, July opened fraction lower at 40c
When the estimate of 1856 cars of corn for
was received the market beclue
still weaker, nd July sold down
70 .on SSs4c. This condition continued
day. and July closed at 395s s3g3Ic, Cash
were as follows: Flour firm and
unchanged No, spring wheat. SSdSSl.o;
No. 3 spring wheat, S0@S3c No. red, Ssc
No. No corn, SssSS,sc; No; 2 oats, 2 ssg@26c;
4 Ak SO, d. 81 a; prime timothy seed. 81 76g
q. The l.adins futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. INLAY opened at Ss1c. highes.
SS]9c, lowest s71gc, closing at size; June
opened at s81sc, highest S9l4c, lowest $50.
closing at $3.50; July opened at s8Ac,
highest, $3.50, lowest SjISc, closing 1t s61Sc;
August opeDed at S5Ac, highest S6He, low
es s4]4c, closing At 1910. Corn, No. 2-May
opened at SIC, highest $50, lowest S71Sc, |
,losing at S719c; June opened at 3s9sc, high
sst SS5Sc, lowest SSc, closing a, $50; July |
opened at 40c, CHEST 4O1Sc, lowest $3.50, |
,losing at 1890; August opened at as, |
highest 4 2Sc, lowest 407sc, closing at 405sc. |
lats,, No. MAY opeGed at 26c, highest |
Nc, lowest 251ac, ,osinR at 25%c; June |
opened at 269Sc. highest 26lsc, lowest 255Sc, |
losing. at 26c; July opened at 27lSc, highest |
71+c, lowest 10, closing at &c; August |
opened at 269So. highest 26'sc, lowest 26l4c, |
'losing at 26hc. RecoiI ts-Flour, 1000 |
'rls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu;
'ats, is, 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, lO,OOO
~. Shpmsnts-Flour, 81, 900 bris; wheat,
1000 bu; corn, 265, 900 bu; oats, 1877, 600 |
III; rye, 800 bu; barley, 5000 bu.